U know instead of just choosing a colour for a website back ground.. u can have something that says FF80FF.. i have no idea what they will come out like. can anyone find me a page where it tells u what they are? +Rep for help ;] as manytimes as possible.. for a week ;]
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when addding a background you use for example:
but that isnt very exact as you cant tamper with how dark etc it is. This is were hex codes come in. They are just a six digit code which represent a color but the difference is you can have varied colour ranges. so in hex it would be:HTML Code:<body bgcolor="red">
which is also red for a tut on this although you wont need to know all this try http://www.thybag.co.uk/index.php?p=Tutorials&ind=21HTML Code:<body bgcolor="#FF9900">
Good luck.
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Basically what Splinter said.
Most people use the numbers, the Hexademical codes.
- Dan
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thankyou for the help x
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